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Joseph Tolley Abraham van den=Post}
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and Company late Owners of the shipp}
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''ffortune'' against Thomas Braining}
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the Master thereof. and Robert Braining}
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the Mate. Suckley Clements}
  
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The third day of <u>April. 1656.</u>/.
  
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Examined upon an allegation on the
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behalfe of the sayd Tilley Vanden=Post
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and Company
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'''Rp. 2.us'''
  
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'''William Andersonn''' of Stockdon within the Bishoprick
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2. <margin value="Left">Joseph Tolley Abraham van den=Posl&#125;
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of Durham late Gunner of the sayd shipp the ''Fortune''
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3. and Company late Owners of the shipp&#125;
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aged ninetene yeares or thereabouts a wittnesse
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4. ffortune against Thomas Braining&#125;
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sworne and examined saith as followeth. videlicet.
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5. the Master thereof. and Robert Braining&#125;
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6. the Mate. Suckley Clements&#125;</margin>
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7. The third day of April. 1656./.
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8. Examined upon an allegation on the
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9. behalfe of the sayd Tilley Vanden=Posl
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10. and Company.
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11. <margin value="Left">Rp. 2.us sive 3.X</margin>
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12. William Andersonn of Stockdon within the Bishoprick
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13. of Durham late Gunner of the sayd shipp the Fortune
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14. aged ninetyene yeares or thereabouts a wittnesse
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15. sworne and examined saith as followeth. videlicet.
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16. To the 3d. article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that the sayd shipp the
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17. ffortune departed from this port about twenty monethes agoe under the
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18. Command of the arlate Thomas Braining as master of her ˹bound for Barbary˺ laden
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19. with gunnes, or fowling peices, iron, tobaććo lead bales of Cloath and
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20. other goods, with which shee arrived safely att Sally and there
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21. a good part of the Cloath, Lead and Iron was sold, to be payd some
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22. in waxe, and some (as he heard) in gold. And from thence the sayd
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23. shipp went to Santa Cruz and there disposed of the sayd gunnes
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24. and all the other goods the sayd Tobacco onely excepted. And the
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25. sayd shipp being to returne from Santa Cruz to Sally to receyve
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26. the proceed of the foresayd goods there sold, tooke in about forty
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27. Jewes and Moores and severall quantities of merchandizes belonging
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28. to them, all to be transported to Sally aforesayd upon freight.
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29. And saith that the sayd shipp being upon her Course was driven
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30. something too farr to seaward by a Northerly wind, and after
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31. making use of a westerly wind to reach Salley was by the
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32. force of that westerly wind driven about seaven leagues to the
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33. Eastward of the Sally and so ˹over shott the sayd port of Sally and˺ was not able to come thither, where=
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34. upon the sayd Jewes and Moores bećame much troubled and very
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35. angry, and caused the sayd Braining to putt his shipp into Tittuan.
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36. saying they would goe to Sally by land, and so for that tyme
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37. the sayd shipp not coming att Sally received not the proceed of some
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38. goods there sold as aforesayd. But what dammage thereupon happened
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39. this deponent who was onely as Gunner aboard the sayd voyage ćannot
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40. sett forth. And further he ćannot depose saving that of what
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41. he hath deposed hee was an eye=witnesse.
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42. The fourth article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that from Tittuan
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43. the sayd shipp was to goe to Cadez to sell some of her Barbary
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44. merchandize which she had on board, and in her Course having
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45. made Cape Seratt the sayd Braining having discovered a
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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To the 3d. article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that the sayd shipp the
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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''ffortune'' departed from this port about twenty monethes agoe under the
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Command of the arlate Thomas Braining as master of her bound for Barbary laden
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with gunnes, or fowling peices, iron, tobaććo lead bales of Cloath and
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other goods, with which shee arrived safely att Sally and there
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a good part of the Cloath, Lead and Iron was sold, to be payd some
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in waxe, and some (as he heard) in gold. And from thence the sayd
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shipp went to Santa Cruz and there disposed of the sayd gunnes
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and all the other goods the sayd Tobacco onely excepted. And the
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sayd shipp being to returne from Santa Cruz to Sally to receyve
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the proceed of the foresayd goods there sold, tooke in about forty
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Jewes and Moores and severall quantities of merchandizes belonging
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to them, all to be transported to Sally aforesayd upon freight.
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And saith that the sayd shipp being upon her Course was driven
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something too farr to seaward by a Northerly wind, and after
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making use of a westerly wind to reach Salley was by the
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force of that westerly wind driven about seaven leagues to the
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Eastward of Sally and so over shott the sayd port of Sally and was not able to come thither, where=
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upon the sayd Jewes and Moores bećame much troubled and very
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angry, and caused the sayd Braining to putt his shipp into Tittuan.
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saying they would goe to Sally by land, and so for that tyme
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the sayd shipp not coming att Sally received not the proceed of some
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goods there sold as aforesayd. But what dammage thereupon happened
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this deponent who was onely as Gunner aboard the sayd voyage ćannot
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sett forth. And further he ćannot depose saving that of what
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he hath deposed hee was an eye=witnesse.
  
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The fourth article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that from Tittuan
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the sayd shipp was to goe to Cadez to sell some of her Barbary
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merchandize which she had on board, and in her Course having
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made Cape Seratt the sayd Braining having discovered a
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shipp
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 131
Side Recto
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 08/09/2012
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IMAGE: P1130432.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2012/09/08
Editorial history
Edited on 26/11/2012 and on 12/05/2014 by Colin Greentreet

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A: 9

Joseph Tolley Abraham van den=Post}
and Company late Owners of the shipp}
ffortune against Thomas Braining}
the Master thereof. and Robert Braining}
the Mate. Suckley Clements}

The third day of April. 1656./.

Examined upon an allegation on the
behalfe of the sayd Tilley Vanden=Post
and Company

Rp. 2.us

William Andersonn of Stockdon within the Bishoprick
of Durham late Gunner of the sayd shipp the Fortune
aged ninetene yeares or thereabouts a wittnesse
sworne and examined saith as followeth. videlicet.

To the 3d. article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that the sayd shipp the
ffortune departed from this port about twenty monethes agoe under the
Command of the arlate Thomas Braining as master of her bound for Barbary laden
with gunnes, or fowling peices, iron, tobaććo lead bales of Cloath and
other goods, with which shee arrived safely att Sally and there
a good part of the Cloath, Lead and Iron was sold, to be payd some
in waxe, and some (as he heard) in gold. And from thence the sayd
shipp went to Santa Cruz and there disposed of the sayd gunnes
and all the other goods the sayd Tobacco onely excepted. And the
sayd shipp being to returne from Santa Cruz to Sally to receyve
the proceed of the foresayd goods there sold, tooke in about forty
Jewes and Moores and severall quantities of merchandizes belonging
to them, all to be transported to Sally aforesayd upon freight.
And saith that the sayd shipp being upon her Course was driven
something too farr to seaward by a Northerly wind, and after
making use of a westerly wind to reach Salley was by the
force of that westerly wind driven about seaven leagues to the
Eastward of Sally and so over shott the sayd port of Sally and was not able to come thither, where=
upon the sayd Jewes and Moores bećame much troubled and very
angry, and caused the sayd Braining to putt his shipp into Tittuan.
saying they would goe to Sally by land, and so for that tyme
the sayd shipp not coming att Sally received not the proceed of some
goods there sold as aforesayd. But what dammage thereupon happened
this deponent who was onely as Gunner aboard the sayd voyage ćannot
sett forth. And further he ćannot depose saving that of what
he hath deposed hee was an eye=witnesse.

The fourth article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that from Tittuan
the sayd shipp was to goe to Cadez to sell some of her Barbary
merchandize which she had on board, and in her Course having
made Cape Seratt the sayd Braining having discovered a
shipp

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